New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
DIR. CURRAy SENT TO A MONASTERY
A SUPPORTER OF DIR. McGLYNN PUNISHED.

OTHER PRIESTS wARyED-INTESsE FKE mo IN ST.
STEPHENS CuURcH-THREATs M.DE.
The rumor that Archbishop Corrgan had oxercsoi his
authority again the case OF Dr. McGlynas faithful
friend and former assistant Dr. James Currah was fully
confirmed yesterday. Dr. Curran has been ordered 10
.u. .nritnal retreat as IL is termed for t.p days at
the monastery in Hoboken lie received lie order on
Tbursday night and obeyed IL by beginning hb pcnance
last evening The exercises OF this retreat ar similar TO
those OF ecclesiastical retreat which the pr s"s OF tho
diocese make each year at tao seminary IN roy. Ihs
chief exercises are meditation spiritual read ~ rcoita
ton of the divine Office and other prayers, a. silence
During the retreat there Is ente ceasa
ton OF intercourse with the outer wori Ihis
penance imposed upon DR. Curran for appea Ing upon
the platform Of the Academy OF Music with Dr dcGlynn
on Tuesday night He selected for special punish
ment out OF all tho priests that attended II lecture
superiors. Ills friendship for Dr. McGlynn aud ING
30 his transfer from ~. stephens 10 St. "a ricks
in Mulberry st. But this had little effect upon nm, Toe
ricks Day Dr. Currsn there For this he sent
parish at Eenvle st he continued irn IN ~. alle-
willie TO attend tho doctors lecture at the Academy.
Dr. currsn stands high among ,hs Young priests
ability and theological attainment He VA,
S SG he ii II Father this cu T Of s Andrews Ike No.
Gynn he graduated from the College OF the Popa-
ganda. For over ten years pc was connected wa 81
him highly Though one OF DIT McGlynns w.rne,i
friends he made demonstration GliN
until Father Donnely attempted IA carry Things nth
NIGH hand In the parish Then 10 found that ID Cur
ran had a temper n will Of his own.
All OF the priests who attended Or MctlynRs lecture
have been quietly informed Of the mpropreiy Of NOR
action and warned against repeating IT, numb y IN.
Guiding Fathers Duccy kOrdan. -a'tery laylo- snd
Barry. reported being there who really WEI hot
there but Or Burtsel and Fathers Boyle, Malone ant
Mclaughlin have been admoni he'd Ii Is not inifob
able that there will he q further exhh ion
OF ecclesiastical authority In St stephens parish loss
some di.acced Pensioners change their co rse
The discipline Of the Church will be maintained a all
hazards
DIR. Currans punishment caused great oXciementaf ~
Stephens II was loudly denounced. especially al fha
mass meeting last evening. one ~ tie rcakers, Sbn
J. Bealen, declared that Archbishop torrigan haa
trayed DR. Mcynn Judas had betrayed Chrstaud fat
the prelae has been actuated by jealousy He rlf rl
the threats OF accommodation and was loudly che
Rebellion against bishop. he said wts not rebellion
against the ahoc Church This sentiment was loudly
applauded.
To the Edft0r Of The Trtbuae.
SIR: In your Of March 30 yol state that was pres
ent the Academy Of Music the previous evening ]
you would Kindly correct This stat mont was nos
intended 10 20 thor A. annot IN any way
encourage Dr. McGlyun In his course or IN ls doctrines
JAO +. IIIkiARKl%
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